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by slyall 2y ago
What do you mean "their own private use"? OpenAI isn't letting me download the material they train on. If you mean because OpenAI is selling access to the LLMs then an artist is doing the same selling art which was painted us
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Those customers listed on the front page of companies are there as part of an agreement. Usually something like a discount. Certainly they are not listed without permission. 10x that if it is a case study.
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All sorts of problems there. It means that you can't spin up a stack for an hour if the system calculates that leaving it online for a whole month would breach your limit. If the original author had a $100/month limit he wouldn&#x
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Dear Customer, You have reached your Configured Maximum Monthly Spend Limit. As per your settings we have removed all objects from S3, All RDS Databases, All Route53 Domains, all ESB volumes, all elastic IPs, All EC2 instances and all Snaps
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Very nice. All the holidays look correct. Covers most of the tricks people here (New Zealand) use to stretch out their Holiday lengths.
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by slyall 2y ago
One way people here could help with that is to improve posting tools. I have a couple of informational bots. It's a lot easy for me when I can just download a cli tool and run that to post than if I have to signup to a platform as a de
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Tell HN: Chartable Sunset has broken downloads for lots of podcasts
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The one where people say "unalive" or "self-delete" in videos and social media posts to prevent them being hidden, demonetized or restricted.
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New Zealand also tried it. But then we elected a government full of [ex] tobacco lobbyists
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The deep learning boom caught almost everyone by surprise(understandingai.org)
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They are Grumpy because now they are doing Sysadmin stuff
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I worked at a company like that. This was 10 years ago when remote was less common but the company was in the work-from-home space so it was sort of in line with the product. We got a new CEO from Austin. They opened a new office there. Ove
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So how much time did you spend looking for feeds and people who match your interests? There are curated/automated feeds on many topics: https://bsky.app/feeds
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The 1996 book "The Millionaire Next Door" covered this a bit. Lots of contrast between doctors and similar who spent all their income on expensive houses, cars, club memberships etc and people who owned blue collar businesses who
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Or they didn't feel confident about quickly getting a new job in this market. Especially since Automattic is mostly/entirely WFH. It's pretty unlikely the company will go completely broke any time soon so their jobs are proba
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Considering this dispute already invoves trademrk confustion allegations I'd avoid the words "word" , "press" , WP" and "auto" and "matic" completely.
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That one of Matts claims. Personally I suspect the actual trigger was WPE removing Automattic's affiliate key from WooCommerce and costing them $m/y of revenue.
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That was a Kaiju getting through the big dimensional portal. Made a lot of mess in the 24 seconds it took to subdue it.
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The problem is that so many job advertisements have typically listed the nice-to-haves as requirements. So people have been trained over the years to apply if they have most of the requirements. Not saying it is impossible but you need to b
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No impossible but hard work. I guess you MVP would be something that could do simple brochure websites and be easy to extend. Design it so it is easy to install for individuals or web hosting companies. Maybe plan ahead for things like mult
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Link to full article: https://astrobiology.com/2024/09/hidden-exoplanets-between-t... and the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.10517
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> And "shelf-stable and safe for many decades" is never a priority feature for high-volume wartime production of explosives. The problem is that those minitions do get used many years later. Often because after a war ends there
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by slyall 2y ago
A pity. But I guess people now know that wordpress.org and The Wordpress Foundation are subordinate to the aims and profits of Automattic and yourself.
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I think the author is being open with their conflicts of interest. Which is a bit of a contrast to what Matt is doing.
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Matt, you currently have three roles. You are running Automattic, the WordPress Foundation and wordpress.org. It seems that this is a huge conflict of Interest and a dispute with one seems to quickly become a dispute with all. eg a Trademar
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One think to check about higher quality stuff in the past is how much it cost vs the average wage. You might be comparing a $100 bike from Walmart with something that cost the equivalent of $600
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So you have: Wordpress.org which is directly controlled by Matt Mullenweg Automattic (ie wordpress.com) whose CEO is Matt Mullenweg and The WordPress Foundation which is run by (checks notes) Matt Mullenweg Yet you seem to think we should t
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The WordPress Foundation Trademark Policy Was Just Updated(old.reddit.com)
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Building a giant cannon to launch raw materials needed for the orbital economy(longshotspace.com)
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Willow is a semi-common name. But good chance it is from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willow_(TV_series) and/or the original movie.

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